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by Nicola Austin November 23, 2021

Hawkeye Season 1 Episode 1 & 2 Review

First introduced in Kenneth Branagh’s 2011 Thor, Jeremy Renner's sharp shooting archer finally gets his own spinoff series in Hawkeye, marking the end chapter for the original Avenger's own standalone stories. The fourth live-action Disney+ series based in the MCU is set to pick…

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by Nicola Austin November 20, 2021

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Encanto Review

Walt Disney Animation Studios teams Zootropolis' writers/directors Jared Bush and Byron Howard - along with co-director Charise Castro Smith - up with Moana maestro Lin-Manuel Miranda for their landmark 60th feature - a magical family adventure packed full of Latin rhythm.…

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by Robert Ernest November 20, 2021

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Tick, Tick … BOOM! Review

Andrew Garfield stars in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s tribute to Broadway director, Jonathan Larson, who was responsible for the hit musical Rent. Tick, Tick … BOOM! adapts his autobiography, documenting the highs and lows during his journey through writing his first musical, Superbia. It’s…

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by Nicola Austin November 18, 2021

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The Wheel of Time Series 1 Review

Episodes watched: 6 out 8 Ever since HBO's award winning series Game of Thrones ended, every streaming service has been clambering for their own fantasy hit. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos reportedly wanted more ambitious “event”’ television for the streaming service, and while…

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by Nicola Austin November 14, 2021

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Petite Maman Review

Gaining critical acclaim for the arresting Portrait of a Lady on Fire, French auteur Céline Sciamma goes back to her roots with her latest coming-of-age flick, following Tomboy and Water Lilies. Filmed during the Autumn of 2020, Petite Maman was crafted during…

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by Nicola Austin November 13, 2021

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King Richard Review

There's something truly uplifting and motivational about a good sports biopic drama, as audiences are immersed into a first person account documenting the rise of outstanding athletes as they overcome all odds. Will Smith returns to the genre following his take on…

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by Nicola Austin November 10, 2021

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Red Notice Review

Netflix appears determined to mine the big-budget action formulae in their strive to replicate the success of films such as Extraction and The Old Guard. But with a number of expensive films such as 6 Underground, Triple Frontier and Project Power garnering…

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by Nicola Austin November 9, 2021

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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Review

Following the icy reception to Paul Feig's 2016's gender-swapped reboot of Ivan Reitman’s beloved 80s franchise, it's fair to say there's a perceived nervousness to the latest instalment from Sony. However, with Ivan Reitman back on board as producer, and his son…

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by Robert Ernest November 7, 2021

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What We Do In The Shadows Season 3 Review

Welcome back to absolute hilarity as season 3 of our favourite vampire comedy raises the stakes and treats us to 10 episodes of excellence. It picks up a month after Guillermo was exposed as a vampire killer at the end of season…

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by Nicola Austin November 4, 2021

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Finch Review

The latest big-budget flick to hit streaming service Apple TV+ is post-apocalyptic sci-fi Finch, marking Tom Hanks' second leading performance on the streamer, following 2020 World War II thriller Greyhound. Directed by Game of Thrones veteran Miguel Sapochnik, Finch centres on…

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by Nicola Austin November 3, 2021

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The Harder They Fall Review

Opening this years BFI London Film Festival is a blistering piece of debut feature-filmmaking which sets out to correct Hollywood's history books, revitalising the Western genre. The film's characters spotlight historical Black figures of the Old West, including Rufus Buck, Nat Love,…

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by Chris Gelderd November 1, 2021

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The Card Counter Review

The fingerprints of executive producer Martin Scorsese are all over this thriller. Few characters, but ones who brim with mystery, intrigue and plot importance. Class struggles and immersion in a world of high stakes, risk and crime that is painted with equal…

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by Robert Ernest October 27, 2021

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Titans 3×13 ‘Purple Rain’ Review

The season 3 finale hits the ground running and it’s a race against time as the Titans work together to stop the last part of Scarecrow’s plan to destroy Gotham. There’s a lot happening in the first half and there’s a big…

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by Jordan Luke October 26, 2021

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Army of Thieves Review

The latest entry in Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead universe for Netflix sees Matthias Schweighöfer return to star as fan favourite Ludwig Dieter in an origin story for the character, as well as to direct the film. The prequel marks the…

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by Jordan Luke October 25, 2021

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Space Jam: A New Legacy Blu-Ray Review

Malcolm D. Lee’s summer slam dunk Space Jam: A New Legacy is a perfect easy watch for the whole family and is now available to own on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD. A reboot of the 1996 classic Space Jam, which famously…

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